Onondaga Community College 2009-2010 Media Guide & Game Program

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2009-2010 Onondaga Community College Lazers No. Name

Position

Height

Weight Hometown

High School

32

Eric Ball

F

6’3”

191

Syracuse

Bishop Grimes

12

Zach Chawgo

G

6’2”

188

Syracuse

LaFayette

3

Kevin Corbin

G

6’5”

156

Clay

Cicero-North Syracuse

43

Scott Cotter

F

6’3”

226

Syracuse

Marcellus

22

Dave Foltz

G

5’9”

165

Auburn

Auburn

11

Nate Foote

G

5’8”

136

Norwich

Norwich

54

Trevor Jackson

F

6’6”

206

Bay Shore

Bay Shore

45

Jacob Johnson

F

6’5”

221

Tully

Tully

5

Josh Kennedy

G

5’10”

186

Liverpool

Chittenango

40

Peter Lokai

F

6’5”

180

Manlius

Cazenovia

15

Andrew Lucio

G

6’1”

155

Syracuse

Solvay

33

Dan Mabbett

C

6’3”

173

Mohawk

Gregory B. Jarvis

50

Mike Major

F

6’6”

191

Chittenango

Chittenango

24

Sairron Miller

F/G

6’2”

185

Syracuse

Bishop Ludden

20

Raffi Perry

G

5’11”

170

New Berlin

Unadilla Valley

23

Brad Romancik

G

6’1”

180

LaFayette

LaFayette

Zachary Ryan

C

6’8”

198

Liverpool

Liverpool

25

Christian Smith

G

5’11”

156

Syracuse

Henninger

31

Heath Stone

F

6’4”

179

Kirkville

Chittenango

Head Coach: David Pasiak Assistant Coaches: Johnny Davis, Pat Mannion, Jordan Barzee, John Burns

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2009-2010 Men’s Basketball Schedule Day

Date

Opponent

Time

Location

Saturday

11/7/09

Northampton Community College Tip-Off Tournament

7:00

Away

Sunday

11/8/09

Northampton Community College Tip-Off Tournament

3:00/5:00

Away

Thursday

11/12/09

SUNY Delhi

7:00

Home

Sunday

11/15/09

Jamestown Community College-Cattaraugus County

2:00

Away

Saturday

11/21/09

Hudson Valley Community College

2:00

Home

Tuesday

11/24/09

Schenectady County Community College

6:00

Away

Saturday

12/5/09

Clinton Community College

4:00

Home

Sunday

12/6/09

North Country Community College

3:00

Home

Saturday

12/12/09

Onondaga Community College Classic

3:00

Home

Sunday

12/13/09

Onondaga Community College Classic

12:00/4:00

Home

Saturday

1/2/10

Saint Petersburg College

4:00

Away

Sunday

1/3/10

IMG Academy

6:00

Away

Monday

1/4/10

State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota

7:00

Away

Thursday

1/7/10

Finger Lakes Community College

8:00

Away

Saturday

1/9/10

Cayuga Community College

3:00

Home

Monday

1/11/10

Fulton Montgomery Community College

7:00

Away

Thursday

1/14/10

Corning Community College

7:00

Away

Saturday

1/16/10

Broome Community College

3:00

Home

Monday

1/18/10

Columbia Greene Community College

2:00

Away

Wednesday

1/20/10

Jefferson Community College

8:00

Away

Saturday

1/23/10

Tompkins-Cortland Community College

1:00

Away

Wednesday

1/27/10

Finger Lakes Community College

8:00

Home

Saturday

1/30/10

Cayuga Community College

3:00

Away

Thursday

2/4/10

Herkimer County Community College

8:00

Home

Saturday

2/6/10

Corning Community College

3:00

Home

Wednesday

2/10/10

Broome Community College

8:00

Away

Saturday

2/13/10

Jefferson Community College

3:00

Home

Tuesday

2/16/10

Tompkins-Cortland Community College

7:00

Home

---------Note: All information in this guide is current as of 12/1/09. For updates or further information, please call the men’s basketball office at (315) 498-2510, or e-mail [email protected]. The action photographs in this guide are courtesy of Don McPeak.

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#32 Eric Ball 2nd Year! 6’3” Forward!

Syracuse Bishop Grimes

Background: Eric averaged 9.2 points and 4.0 rebounds last season. He had a season high of 19 points in the regular season finale at Tompkins-Cortland, and scored in double figures 11 times. He also had a high of 13 rebounds on 2 occasions. Before coming to Onondaga, Eric was a 4-year varsity performer for coach Jamie Evans at Bishop Grimes High School and scored 1,002 points in his high school career. He was named 9th team All-State in Class B, honorable mention All-Central New York, and was a two-time 1st team All-Onondaga High School League Liberty Division selection. He averaged 19.2 points and 10.0 rebounds per game as a senior in leading Bishop Grimes to the Section III Class B-1 championship. Parents: Jerry Ball & Kim Ball Major: Business Administration Academic Goal: Go on to a four year school! Athletic Goal: Improve from last year Most Memorable Athletic Moment: My senior year of high school basketball Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: My mother she was one of the first women to get a scholarship to play college basketball from this area Favorite TV Show: ESPN Favorite Musical Performer: Jay-Z Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Video games Season 2008-09

GP 25

Min 483

FG 83-240

3 Pt. FG 23-87

FT 40-61

Reb 100-30

Ast 37

Stl 20

Blk 2

TO 60

PF 62

Pts 229

#12 Zach Chawgo 2nd Year! 6’2” Guard!

Syracuse LaFayette

Background: Zach averaged 6.1 points and 3.5 rebounds last season. He had a high of 15 points at Finger Lakes, and scored in double figures 6 times. Zach was also a member of Onondaga’s national championship lacrosse team last spring. Before coming to Onondaga, Zach played for coach Jerry Kelly at LaFayette Central. He averaged 14.2 points per game and was named a 1st team All-Onondaga High School League Patriot American Division selection as a senior. As a junior, he helped lead the Lancers to the Section III Class C championship and the New York State Public High School Athletic Association quarter-finals. Parents: Rick Storrier & Kim Chawgo Major: General Studies Academic Goal: To have a 3.0 to transferr to a 4 yr. school Athletic Goal: To be a good leader and role model for others Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning the Sectionals in high school and winning the National Championship in Lacrosse last year here at OCC Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan enough said Favorite TV Show: Family Guy, ESPN Favorite Musical Performer: Breaking Benjamin Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing Lacrosse!!!!! Season 2008-09

GP 26

Min 386

FG 65-139

3 Pt. FG 22-59

FT 7-12

Reb 91-26

4

Ast 36

Stl 36

Blk 11

TO 33

PF 42

Pts 159

#22 Dave Foltz 2nd Year! 5’9” Guard!

Auburn Auburn

Background: Dave averaged 5.6 points and 2.7 assists per game last season. He had a season high 27 points in the Lazers’ win at Tompkins-Cortland. Before coming to Onondaga, Dave played for coach Al Giannone at Auburn High School, where he led the Maroons to their first ever Central New York Counties League American Division title. In his 3-year varsity career, he was a 1st Team All-League selection once, a 2nd Team AllLeague pick twice, and team Most Valuable Player and leading scorer twice. In addition, he was a two-time selection to the Auburn Citizen All-Star Team and was named honorable mention All-Central New York once. He averaged 14.6 points and 6.0 assists for his career, and connected on 107 three-point goals. Parents: Bob Foltz & Loretta Foltz Major: General Studies Academic Goal: Graduate with a 3.0 and do better each semester Athletic Goal: Win regionals and go to nationals Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Beating F-M last game of senior year Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan because he’s the best player and complete, and my father because he taught me so much about basketball Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter and Always Sunny in Philadelphia Favorite Musical Performer: Drake, Lil' Wayne, Young Jeezy Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing on the PS3, hanging with friends, and playing with my daughter!! Season 2008-09

GP 29

Min 300

FG 60-151

3 Pt. FG 11-37

FT 31-47

Reb 61-20

Ast 78

Stl 33

Blk 0

TO 65

PF 32

Pts 162

#11 Nate Foote 2nd Year! 5’8” Guard!

Norwich Norwich

Background: Nate has been selected as one of Onondaga’s captains for this season. Last year, he averaged 1.4 points and 1.6 assists per game. He had a season best 7 assists in Onondaga’s overtime win at Broome. Before coming to Onondaga, Nate averaged 10 points and 5 assists for coach Mark Abbott at Norwich High School, and led his team to the Section IV Class A semi-finals. He was the team captain, was named honorable mention All Chenango County, and was a member of the Academic All-State Team. A talented multi-sport athlete, Nate was also a Southern Tier Athletic Conference All-League quarterback at Norwich. Parents: Russ Foote & Cindy Foote Major: Humanities Academic Goal: Graduate from OCC with at least a 3.5 GPA Athletic Goal: Improve as a player so I can help the team as much as possible Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Starting my first college game last year Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: All my coaches that I have had over the years who have taught me everything I know and made me the person I am today Favorite TV Show: Family Guy and Sports Cener Favorite Musical Performer: Lil’ Wayne Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Being with friends and family Season 2008-09

GP 27

Min 292

FG 16-53

3 Pt. FG 2-19

FT 3-10

Reb 28-7

5

Ast 42

Stl 11

Blk 0

TO 25

PF 29

Pts 37

#5 Josh Kennedy 2nd Year! 5’10” Guard!

Liverpool Chittenango

Background: Josh has been selected as one of Onondaga’s cocaptains this season. He was expected to be a key contributor for the Lazers last season but unfortunately, he suffered a knee injury prior to the season which forced him to take a medical redshirt in anticipation of playing this year. In 2006-07 Josh played in 11 games. He scored 8 points, grabbed 12 rebounds, and handed out 9 assists, including 4 against SUNY Canton. Prior to coming to Onondaga, Josh played high school basketball for coach John Clancy at Chittenango. He played both guard positions for the Bears and led his team into the Section III playoffs. Parents: Charles Kennedy & Debbie Kennedy Major: General Studies Academic Goal: 3.0 Athletic Goal: Average 8 assists per game and have the best assist to turnover ratio in the conference Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning conference freshman year Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kobe Bryant because of how hard he works to be the best Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter Favorite Musical Performer: Drake Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends/girlfriend Season 2006-07

GP 11

Min 53

FG 3-9

3 Pt. FG 0-3

FT 2-5

Reb 12

Ast 9

Stl 4

Blk 1

TO 11

PF 10

Pts 8

#33 Daniel Mabbett 2nd Year! 6’3” Forward!

Mohawk Gregory B. Jarvis

Background: Dan averaged 1.4 points and 1.9 rebounds per game for the Lazers last season. He had season highs 8 points at Hudson Valley and 5 rebounds on 2 occasions. Before Onondaga, Dan played at Gregory Jarvis High School in Mohawk for coach Luke Judd. He led his team to the Section III Class C-1 championship game and averaged 15.8 points, 10.6 rebounds, and 3.6 blocked shots per game for the Mohicans, earning a Center State Conference Division I 1st Team AllConference selection. Dan was also a member of the track and field and soccer teams. He is his school’s record holder in the high jump, and has twice competed in the open division high jump at the Empire State Games . Parents: Daniel Mabbett & Denise Mabbett Major: Fire Protection Technology Academic Goal: To gradute from OCC and transfer to a four year school Athletic Goal: To Win a Regional Title here at OCC. Go to a four year college and continue to play basketball. To improve my basketball ability and to compete at the level I can. To get the Most career blocked shots and rebounds Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing with my team at the section III Class C-1 Championship game. Holding the record for the most career blocked shots (192). Breaking the school record in high jump in my Sophomore year and returning in my Junior year to break my own record and set a new school record. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Patrick Ewing because he played the game the way it was suppose to be played and he also showed leadership Favorite TV Show: ESPN/Sports Center Favorite Musical Performer: T-Pain Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing golf, video games, and being with my family Season 2008-09

GP 17

Min 113

FG 9-26

3 Pt. FG 0-2

FT 5-7

Reb 33-11

6

Ast 12

Stl 9

Blk 4

TO 13

PF 16

Pts 23

#23 Brad Romancik 2nd Year! 6’1” Guard!

LaFayette LaFayette

Background: Brad averaged 7.1 points per game for Onondaga, and led the team in made 3-point goals with 32. He had a season best 18 points at Clinton and reached double figures 8 times. Brad was also a member of Onondaga’s national championship lacrosse team last spring. Before coming to Onondaga, Brad played for coach Jerry Kelly at LaFayette Central, where he was a two-time All-State selection, having been named to the 4th team in Class C as a senior and the 7th team as a junior. A three-year varsity performer, Brad was also a two-time 1st team All-Onondaga High School League Patriot American Division selection, and was named Division Most Valuable Player as a junior as he led the Lancers to the Section III Class C championship. He was also a two-time honorable mention All-Central New York selection. Brad was selected to receive the IAABO Board #38 scholarship. Parents: Dave Romancik & Katey Romancik Major: Criminal Justice Academic Goal: Graduate with a 3.5 and move on to a four-year college to major in criminal justice Athletic Goal: To win our conference and go on to win regionals Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Winning the Class C sectional basketball title my junior year at Manley Field House and winning the national championship in lacrosse at OCC Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Jerry McNamara. I love the way he played basketball and was always working his hardest to help his team go as far as possible. He wasn't a selfish player and he was a great leader.. Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Musical Performer: Fabolous, Ace Hood, and Lil Wayne Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends and playing pickup basketball and lacrosse Season 20008-09

GP 30

Min 623

FG 80-251

3 Pt. FG 32-126

FT 20-28

Reb 115-44

Ast 61

Stl 24

Blk 2

TO 33

PF 43

Pts 212

#20 Raphael Perry 1st Year! 5’11” Guard!

New Berlin Unadilla Valley

Background: Raffi will see his first action this year after redshirting a year ago. He was a 3-year varsity performer for coach Matt Osborne at Unadilla Valley Central, averaging 17.9 points per game and being named team Most Valuable Player. He led the Storm to two Midstate Athletic Conference championships and was a 7th Team All-State selection in Class C. Raffi was a 1st Team Midstate Athletic Conference Division I All-Conference selection and was also named to the Oneonta Daily Star All-Star Team and the Norwich Evening Sun All-Star Team. Perry is a multi-sport athlete who also competed on the Lazers’ men’s soccer team this past fall. He is the all-time leading scorer for Unadilla Valley’s soccer team and also competed on its golf team. Parents: Daniel Perry & Maureen Perry Major: Electronic Media Communications Academic Goal: To get over a 3.0 and just do well in school Athletic Goal: To win Regionals and Nationals Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Scoring 30 pts in the second half of a sectional game and hitting the last shot to win Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan because no one has more ambition to win and strive to succeed Favorite TV Show: Nitro Circus Favorite Musical Performer: Natorious BIG and Andre Nickatina Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Just hanging out with family and friends

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#3 Kevin Corbin Redshirt! 6’5” Guard!

Clay Cicero-North Syracuse

Background: Kevin is slated to redshirt this season, in anticipation of playing in 20102011. During his high school years, Kevin played for coach Sam Leo and the Sacred Heart CYO program, averaging 15 points per game. His older brother, Patrick, is a pitcher in the California Angels organization. Parents: Dan Corbin & Patricia Corbin Major: General Studies Academic Goal: I would like to get over 3.0 GPA Athletic Goal: To work hard in practice and prove myself on the court. To possibly earn playing time this year, or to play a more active role next year. Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing Pop Warner football on the same team as my brother Patrick. He played QB and i was WR, and i scored my first touchdown from a pass from him. I remember the announcer saying Corbin to Corbin touchdown. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: My brother, Patrick Corbin. I've always looked up to him. He’s the hardest working person I know. Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter" " Favorite Musical Performer: lil Wayne Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Going to the Casino

#43 Scott Cotter Redshirt! 6’3” Forward!

Syracuse Marcellus

Background: Scott suffered an early season knee injury which will cause him to take a medical redshirt this season. He played high school basketball for coach Jim Marsh at Marcellus Central. He averaged 10 points and 7 rebounds per game, and was a 2nd team All-Onondaga high School League selection. Scott led the Mustangs to the sectional finals in Manley Field House on 3 separate occasions. Parents: Joe Cotter & Karen Cotter Major: Physical Education & Exercise Science Academic Goal: Transfer to Cortland with at least a 3.0 Athletic Goal: Become a positive asset to the team and win a regional title Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Playing at Manley Field House three times Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Tino Martinez because he always played the game the way it was supposed to be played Favorite TV Show: SportsCenter! Favorite Musical Performer: Brand New Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Watching the Yankees and Giants with family

#54 Trevor Jackson 1st Year! 6’6” Forward!

Bay Shore Bay Shore

Background: Trevor played for coach Ken Parham at Bay Shore High School. He suffered a knee injury playing football which caused him to miss most of his senior season of basketball. Parent: Kiesha Jackson Major: General Studies Academic Goal: 3.0 Athletic Goal: Win National Championship! Most Memorable Athletic Moment: 9th grade undefeated Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Cadillac Williams overcoming multiple knee injuries and playing Favorite TV Show: ESPN! Favorite Musical Performer: Lil Wayne Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Madden & watching football with my family

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#45 Jacob Johnson 1st Year! 6’5” Forward!

Tully Tully

Background: Jake comes to Onondaga from Tully Central, where he played for coach Ryan Dando. At Tully he averaged 9 points and 11 rebounds per game, and was named 1st Team All-Onondaga High School League and team Most Improved Player. He led the Black Knights to the Section III Class C-1 championship game. Parents: Douglas Johnson & Kay Johnson Major: Automotive Technology Academic Goal: Associates in automotive technology and possibly an associates in business Athletic Goal: Associates in automotive technology, possibly an associates in business Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Our victory away against LaFayette.  We were the team to beat and they knew that.  They threw everything they could at us but our team work prevailed.  Their roaring fans against ours throughout made it a very intense game. Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: My high school coach because he will do anything for anyone just because he is that type of guy. He was a great friend that helped us learn a lot about basketball. My two varsity years playing for him were a great experience. Favorite TV Show: Overhaulin! ! Favorite Musical Performer: Kenny Chesney Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing Guitar

#40 Peter Lokai 2nd Year! 6’5” Forward!

Manlius Cazenovia

Background: Peter is a transfer from Elmira College, where he played in 2007-08, where he was named the team’s Most Improved Player. Before that, Peter played two varsity seasons for coach Todd Widrick at Cazenovia Central. Peter was a Dean’s List student at Onondaga in 2008-2009. He is a native of the Sudan. Parents: Bruce Cordes & Diana Cordes Major: Mathematics & Science! Academic Goal: Get diploma in physical thearapy Athletic Goal: Playing hard and win championship title Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Being undefeated at home during my senior year in high school Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kobe Bryant. he knows how to lead his team to championship Favorite TV Show: Amazing Race Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Watching tv, playing pool table and listening to music

#15 Andrew Lucio 1st Year! 6’1” Guard!

Syracuse Solvay

Background: Before coming to Onondaga, Andrew played for coach Joe Barnello at Solvay High School. At Solvay, Andrew averaged 15 points and 3 assists per game, and was named team Most Valuable Player. He was also a two-time selection to the Zebra Classic all-star tournament. Parents: Rich Lucio & Jackie Lucio Major: Criminal Justice! Academic Goal: Graduate Athletic Goal: Transfer to another school Most Memorable Athletic Moment: When i played in the Zebra Classic my Junior and Senior year Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kobe Bryant because he is my favorite basketball player and a great leader Favorite TV Show: Sportscenter! Favorite Musical Performer: Jay Z Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Playing other sports and hanging out with friends and family

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#50 Mike Major 1st Year! 6’6” Forward!

Chittenango Chittenango

Background: Before Onondaga, Mike played for coach John Clancy at Chittenango Central. As a senior, he averaged 10.7 points and 10.1 rebounds per game, and was a 2nd Team All-Onondaga High School League selection. He was selected to the Zebra Classic as a senior. Parents: Don Major & Deb Major Major: Criminal Justice Academic Goal: Graduate 2 years criminal justice major Athletic Goal: To try and improve every day and be a good teammate Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Just playing with friends in high school Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Kyle Orton, for working hard and getting the job done for Denver when people didn’t believe in him Favorite TV Show: Family Guy Favorite Musical Performer: Lynard Skynard Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Football

#24 Sairron Miller 2nd Year! 6’2” Forward/Guard!

Syracuse Bishop Ludden

Background: Sairron is a transfer to Onondaga who last played for Clinton Community College in 2007-2008, when he averaged 13.8 points and 5.0 rebounds per game. Before that, he played for coach Pat Donnelly at Bishop Ludden High School, where he averaged 18 points and 10 rebounds per game and was an All-League selection. Parents: Ronald Miller & Sarah Brown Major: General Studies Academic Goal: Graduate with a degree and go to a 4-year Athletic Goal: Get a scholarship if possible to a 4-year to pay for future education Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Beating Greg Paulus & CBA at home for Paulus’s last game Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Magic Johnson Favorite TV Show: CSI Miami Favorite Musical Performer: Jay Z, Alicia Keys Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Chillin with family

Zachary Ryan Redshirt! 6’8” Center!

Liverpool Liverpool

Background: Zach will redshirt this season in anticipation of playing for the Lazers in 2010-2011. He is a graduate of Liverpool High School, and last played for the Liverpool JV during his sophomore year. Parents: Mike Ryan & Lisa Ryan Major: Business Administration Academic Goal: Get at least a 4-year education majoring in business Athletic Goal: Play at least 4 years of college basketball Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Blocking the game winning shot in a JV basketball game Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Michael Jordan because of his skills in basketball and all the charitable work he’s done outside of basketball Favorite TV Show: The Office Favorite Musical Performer: I don’t have favorite Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging out with friends

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#25 Christian Smith 1st Year! 5’11” Guard!

Syracuse Henninger

Background: Christian comes to Onondaga from Henninger High School in Syracuse, where he played two varsity seasons for coach Eric Saroney. He was a starting guard in his senior year, averaging 9.7 points, 4.5 rebounds, and 3.4 assists per game for the Black Knights. Parents: Ron Smith & Celia Brooks Major: General Studies Academic Goal: Graduate college Athletic Goal: Win national championship Most Memorable Athletic Moment: My first dunk against Utica Proctor Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Dwayne Wade because he always gets up when he gets knocked down Favorite TV Show: Law & Order Favorite Musical Performer: Jadakiss Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Hanging with friends

#31 Heath Stone 1st Year! 6’4” Forward!

Kirkville Chittenango

Background: Heath comes to Onondaga after playing for coach John Clancy at Chittenango Central. A 3-year varsity performer for the Bears, Heath was a 1st team AllOnondaga High School League selection and an honorable mention All-Central New York selection in his senior year of 2007-2008, when he averaged 13.8 points and 9.2 rebounds per game. He was also a 2nd team All-League selection as a junior, when he averaged 13.4 points and 9.4 rebounds per game. Parents: Doug Stone & Jill Stone Major: Business Technology Academic Goal: Pass Athletic Goal: Be great Most Memorable Athletic Moment: Dropped 21 on ESM Person You Respect and Admire Most in Sports, and Why: Mike Jordan Favorite TV Show: Wild Boyz Favorite Musical Performer: AC/DC Favorite Activity Outside of Basketball: Relax.

Local Connections • Over the past 10 seasons, 105 different players have played for the Lazers. 86% of those athletes (90 in all) have come from Section III high schools. • Over the past 10 seasons, 66% (69 of 105) of Onondaga’s basketball players have come from Onondaga County high schools. • 17 area high schools have had multiple athletes play for the Lazers over the past 10 years, including Liverpool (10), Bishop Ludden (6), Cicero-North Syracuse (6), Bishop Grimes (5), West Genesee (5), Central Square (4), Corcoran (4), Henninger (4), Jamesville-DeWitt (4), Marcellus (4), Westhill (4), Baldwinsville (3), Chittenango (3), East Syracuse-Minoa (2), Herkimer (2), LaFayette (2), and Mexico (2). 11

Dave Pasiak! Head Coach! 10th Year!

Waterville Clarkson University

Background: Coach Pasiak has been involved in coaching basketball for the past 26 years. In 9 years at Onondaga, Coach Pasiak has compiled an overall record of 167-106. , making him Onondaga’s all-time leader in coaching victories. His teams are 83-39 in Mid-State Athletic Conference play, and 147-87 against Region III Division III competition. The Lazers are the only Mid-State Conference school and are one of only three schools overall to have qualified for the Region III Tournament in each of the last 8 seasons. Most importantly, all of his recruited players remained academically eligible and on track towards their degrees. Onondaga has not lost a recruited player to mid-season ineligibility since Coach Pasiak’s arrival, and overall 98% of Onondaga players have remained academically eligible. Also, since arriving at Onondaga 9 years ago, 36 former Lazers have moved on to play at Division I, II, and III four-year schools. He has produced 2 AllAmericans, 2 Academic All-Americans, 4 pre-season All-Americans, 15 All-Region players, 2 conference Players of the Year, and 15 All-Conference players in 8 years. Last season, Coach Pasiak guided the Lazers to the Mid-State Athletic Conference semi-finals and the Region III quarterfinals, the 9th consecutive year that the Lazers have reached the post-season. That followed Onondaga’s 2007-08 campaign, in which the Lazers shared the Mid-State Athletic Conference regular season co-championship, and reached the conference championship game. In 2006-07, Coach Pasiak directed Onondaga to its first Mid-State Athletic Conference championship in 15 years. The Lazers also captured the regular season conference championship, and received the #3 seed in the NJCAA Region III Division III Tournament. The Lazers ranked 5th nationally in scoring offense that season, marking 7 consecutive years that they had been among the top 10 scoring teams in the nation. Coach Pasiak is a three-time Mid-State Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. having been selected for the honor in 2002 , 2003, and 2008. In addition, he was named the Region III Coach of the Year for 2002-03. In that season, the Lazers finished with an overall record of 23-7, the 2nd best ever at Onondaga. The 2002-03 team also had a regular season mark of 23-5, the best ever at the school, had a school record 14 game winning streak, and was ranked in the NJCAA national poll for 5 weeks. The Lazers have qualified for the Mid-State Athletic Conference Tournament 8 times in Coach Pasiak’s 8 years, and have reached the Championship game 3 times. The Lazers were also the top scoring team in the country in 2001-02, when they averaged 98.6 points per game. Previously, Coach Pasiak served as the head coach at Herkimer County Community College for 2 years, from 1991 to 1993. He also served for 2 seasons as an assistant under the late Jack Bruen at Colgate University, a Division I institution in Hamilton, NY. In addition, he served 4 seasons as an assistant at Division III Utica College in Utica, NY, and has coached at several high schools in Central New York. Immediately prior to coming to Onondaga, he was the Athletic Director at Frankfort-Schuyler Central School, in Frankfort, NY. Coach Pasiak is a 1984 graduate of Clarkson University, where he played on the basketball team. In addition to coaching the Lazers, he is also serving as interim Athletic Director at Onondaga. He is currently the head coach of the Central Region Empire State Games open men’s basketball team, leading that team to a bronze medal in 2008, their first medal in 5 years. He has been a featured speaker and staff member at many of the top basketball camps in the northeast. He is actively involved In Coaches vs. Cancer and serves on the Board of Directors for the Basketball Coaches Association of New York.

Coach Pasiak’sYear-by-Year Record at Onondaga Season 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 Total

Overall 12-17 18-13 23-7 21-11 17-13 17-12 23-8 22-9 14-16 167-106

Conference 9-5, T3rd 11-3, 2nd 12-2, 2nd 9-5, 2nd 7-7, 4th 7-7, 6th 12-2, 1st 9-3, T1st 7-5, 3rd 83-39

Post-Season Mid-State Semi-Finals Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals Mid-State Semi-Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals Mid-State Semi-Finals, Region III First Round Region III First Round Mid-State Champions, Region III Quarter-Finals Mid-State Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals Mid-State Semi-Finals, Region III Quarter-Finals Post-season play in all nine seasons

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Johnny Davis Assistant Coach! 8th Year!

Syracuse! SUNY Cortland

Background: Coach Davis is entering his 8th season with the Lazers. Prior to coming to Onondaga, he coached 15 years at Onondaga Central High School, serving as the Assistant Basketball Coach under coach Larry Behm. During that time, he helped the Tigers to 6 league and 2 sectional titles. Coach Davis is a graduate of Nottingham High School and SUNY Cortland, where he played basketball and earned a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science. He also holds a Masters Degree from the Syracuse University Maxwell School of Public Administration. Coach Davis is employed as an Affirmative Action Administrator by the Central New York Developmental Disabilities Services Office; New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities.

Patrick Mannion Assistant Coach! 2nd Year!

Marcellus! Coastal Carolina University

Background: Coach Mannion returns to the Onondaga staff this year after completing his Bachelor’s degree in Recreation and Sport Management at Coastal Carolina University. Coach Mannion last worked with the Lazers in 2006-07, when Onondaga capturd their first Mid-State Athletic Conference championship in 15 seasons. He earned his Associate’s degree from Onondaga in 2007. As a player, Mannion was a two-year starting point guard for the Lazers in 2004-05 and 2005-06, averaging 5.3 points and 4.8 assists per game for his career. He is a graduate of Marcellus High School, where he excelled in basketball, soccer, and golf. Coach Mannion is currently the interim Intramurals Coordinator at Onondaga.

Jordan Barzee Assistant Coach! 1st Year!

Cicero Onondaga Community College

Background: Coach Barzee returns to Onondaga as an assistant after playing the last two seasons for the Lazers. As a second year player he was chosen as a co-captain and averaged 8.4 points per game in leading Onondaga to its 9th consecutive post-season appearance. Prior to coming to the Lazers he was home schooled and excelled for the Syracuse Christian Home School basketball program. He is currently completing his Associate’s degree in Business Administration at Onondaga.

John Burns Assistant Coach! 3rd Year!

Oswego SUNY Oswego

Background: Coach Burns returns to Onondaga for his 3rd season as an assistant. He was a part of the Lazers’ staff in 2005-06, a season which saw Onondaga post a 17-12 record, compete in the Region III Tournament, and finish second in the country in scoring offense. Coach Burns was also a member of Onondaga’s 23-7 2002-03 team which posted the best regular season record and the second best overall record in the history of the college. After completing his degree at Onondaga, Coach Burns finished his Bachelor’s degree at SUNY Oswego and served as an assistant coach at Oswego High School. Coach Burns is also a graduate of Mexico high school, where he was an AllStar guard for coach Paul Callaghan. He is currently employed by American Airlines.

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2008-09 In Review

2008-09 Mid-State Athletic Conference Standings College Jefferson CC Finger Lakes CC Onondaga CC Corning CC Tompkins Cortland CC Cayuga CC Broome CC

14-16 Overall 7-5 Mid-State Athletic Conference 11-14 Region III Division III #8 Seed Region III Championships Individual Recognitions Matt Potter • 3rd Team All-Region III • 1st Team All-MSAC Jason Kondra • Honorable Mention All-MSAC

Conference 10-2 10-2 7-5 5-7 4-8 4-8 2-10

Overall 24-7 23-10 14-16 14-15 9-17 13-15 6-19

Conference Championships @ Jefferson CC Semi-Finals - February 21 Finger Lakes CC 67, Onondaga CC 64 Jefferson CC 94, Corning CC 74 Finals - February 22 Jefferson CC 78, Finger Lakes CC 72

Mid-State Athletic Conference 9-Year Composite Standings College Record Playoffs Champ. Onondaga CC 83-39 8 1 Broome CC 76-46 7 2 Finger Lakes CC 73-49 6 1 Cayuga CC 67-55 4 3 Jefferson CC 63-59 5 2 Corning CC 50-71 3 0 Tompkins Cortland CC 36-86 2 0 SUNY Canton 27-70 1 0

2008-09 Mid-State Athletic Conference All-Conference Team Coach of the Year: Charlie Bridge, Jefferson Player of the Year: Kadeem Nicholas, Jefferson All Conference Team: Rodney Bartholomew (Corning), Chris Cartwright (Tompkins Cortland), Jorge Ebanks (Finger Lakes), Terry Harrison (Cayuga), Dom Mazzocchi (Finger Lakes), Kadeem Nichols (Jefferson), Chris Noel (Jefferson), Dennis Oglesby (Jefferson), Matt Potter (Onondaga), Adam Smith (Corning) Honorable Mention All-MSAC: Tyrek Coleman (Broome), Charleston Collins (Tompkins Cortland), Nicholas Kjaerholt (Broome), Jordan Koch (Finger Lakes), Jason Kondra (Onondaga),

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2008-09 Statistics

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Onondaga Basketball Year by Year Year 1962-63 1963-64 1964-65 1965-66 1968-69 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80 1980-81 1981-82 1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93

Coach Paul Seymour Paul Seymour Paul Seymour Ted Bedell Ted Bedell Ted Bedell Ted Bedell Ted Bedell Hy Bryant Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Bob Kawa Bob Kawa Bob Kawa Bob Kawa Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Hank Fengler Mike Rizzi Mike Rizzi

1993-94 Mike Rizzi 1994-95 Mike von Schiller 1995-96 Mike von Schiller 1996-97 Mike von Schiller 1997-98 Mike von Schiller 1998-99 Mike von Schiller 1999-2000 Scott Butler 2000-01 Dave Pasiak 2001-02 Dave Pasiak 2002-03 Dave Pasiak 2003-04 Dave Pasiak 2004-05 Dave Pasiak 2005-06 Dave Pasiak 2006-07 Dave Pasiak 2007-08 Dave Pasiak 2008-09 Dave Pasiak All-Time Record

W 3 6 5 1 3 6 15 18 1 9 12 13 14 11 5 13 11 12 11 11 19 24 21 27 26

L 7 16 17 19 15 16 6 7 15 13 13 11 9 13 19 11 12 10 12 12 7 5 7 10 10

Pct. 0.300 0.273 0.227 0.050 0.167 0.273 0.714 0.720 0.063 0.409 0.480 0.542 0.609 0.458 0.208 0.542 0.478 0.545 0.478 0.478 0.731 0.828 0.750 0.730 0.722

23 20 17 16 19 14 11 12 18 23 21 17 17 23 22 14 584

8 10 13 14 10 16 16 17 13 7 11 13 12 8 9 16 485

0.742 0.667 0.567 0.533 0.655 0.467 0.407 0.414 0.581 0.767 0.656 0.567 0.586 0.742 0.710 0.467 0.546

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Championships

Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions NJCAA Division III National Champions NJCAA Region III Champions

Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions

1992-93 National Junior College Athletic Association Division III National Champions Mid-State Athletic Conference Champions 1988-89, 1989-90, 1991-92, 2006-07

Onondaga Basketball Records Team Records Wins in a Season: 27, 1991-92 Games Played: 37, 1991-92 Winning Percentage: .828, 1989-90 Consecutive Wins: 14, 2002-03 Consecutive Home Wins: 10, 2007-08 Points in a Game: 148, 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Scoring Average Per Game: 98.6, 2001-02 Fewest Points Allowed in a Game: 36, 12/12/06 vs. Columbia-Greene CC Lowest Combined Score: 71-36, 12/ 12/06 vs. Columbia-Greene CC Highest Combined Score: 148-127, 1/ 16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Field Goals in a Game: 64, 1/16/01 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Field Goals in a Season: 1,085, 200102 Three-Point Field Goals in a Game: 16, 1/19/02 vs. Clinton CC Three Point Field Goals in a Season: 249, 2001-02 Free Throws Made in a Game: 37, 1/ 18/03 vs. Cayuga CC Free Throws Made in a Season: 563, 2002-03 Free Throw Percentage in a Season: .689, 2001-02

Individual Records Points in a Game: 52, Maurice Douglas, 2/8/01 vs. Corning CC Points in a Season: 1,060, Devin Warmack, 1991-92 Points in a Career: 1,493, Joe Olsen, 2002-03 & 2003-04 Field Goals in a Game: Maurice Douglas, 22, 2/8/01 vs. Corning CC Field Goals in a Season: 319, Maurice Douglas, 2001-02 Field Goals in a Career: 590, Maurice Douglas, 2000-01 & 2001-02 Three-Point Field Goals in a Game: 9, Chet Columbus, 1/14/01 vs. North Country CC & Justin Stern, 1/31/07 vs. Jefferson CC Three-Point Field Goals in a Season: 115, Chet Columbus, 2001-02 Three-Point Field Goals in a Career: 222, Chet Columbus, 2000-01 & 2001-02 Free Throws Made in a Game: 21, Joe Olsen, 2/4/03 vs. TompkinsCortland CC Free Throws Made in a Season: 225, Joe Olsen, 2003-04 Free Throws Made in a Career: 414, Joe Olsen, 2002-03 & 2003-04 Free Throw Percentage in a Season: .856, Chet Columbus, 2001-02 Free Throw Percentage in a Career: .830, Tom Heffernan, 2003-04 & 2004-05

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Rebounds in a Game: 21, Shane Williams, 2/7/07 vs. TompkinsCortland CC & Matt Potter, 1/17/ 09 vs. Broome CC & 2/17/09 vs. Tompkins-Cortland CC Rebounds in a Season: 336, Shane Williams, 2007-08 Rebounds in a Career: 638, Shane Williams, 2006-07 & 2007-08 Assist in a Game: 23, Tyrone Albright, 1/26/02 vs. Broome CC & 1/24/02 vs. Corning CC Assists in a Season: 382, Tyrone Albright, 2001-02 Assists in a Career: 670, Tyrone Albright, 2000-01 & 2001-02 Steals in a Game: 9, Kenny Gethers vs. North Country CC, 12/4/05 Steals in a Season: 91, Kenny Gethers, 2004-05 Steals in a Career: 143, Tyrone Albright, 2000-01 & 2001-02 Blocked Shots in a Season: 77, Matt Potter, 2008-09 Blocked Shots in a Career: 88, Shane Williams, 2006-07 & 2007-08 Coaching Records Seasons: 10, Hank Fengler 1977-1983 & 1987-1991 Games: 273, Dave Pasiak, 2000-2009 Victories: 167, Dave Pasiak, 20002009 Winning Percentage: .731, Mike Rizzi, 1992-94

Onondaga Basketball Alumni

Albright

Brown

Buckmon

Byrne

Columbus

Douglas

Dowdell

Eustace

Files

Gethers

Haughton

Heffernan

Hughes

Jones

Jordan

Kaserman

Kondra

Krohl

Latendress

Manley

Marsella

Nellenback

Olsen

Perioli

Potter

Riker

Scott

Schrader

Siechen

Stern

Thomsen

Van Antwerp

Vander Sluis

Vincent

Wereley

Williams

Name

Years

Transfer School

Name

Years

Transfer School

Tyrone Albright

2000-2002 Syracuse University

Eric Latendress

2004-2006 Cazenovia College

Chris Brown

2002-2004 SUNY Institute of Tech.

Cameron Manley

2006-2008 Castleton State College

Rich Buckmon

2006-2007 SUNY Fredonia

Dan Marsella

2003-2005 Erskine College

Pete Byrne

2007-2008 University of Tampa

Ryan Nellenback

2003-2004 Grove City College

Chet Columbus

2000-2002 Massachusetts College

Joe Olsen

2002-2004 Daemen College

Maurice Douglas

2000-2002 SUNY New Paltz

Anthony Perioli

2002-2003 Medaille College

Jared Dowdell

1999-2001 Nyack College

Matt Potter

2007-2009 Wentworth Institute of Tech.

Tyler Eustace

2008-2009 Buffalo State College

Jeff Riker

2004-2006 SUNY Potsdam

Jim Files

2002-2004 Keuka College

Josh Scott

2002-2004 Mount Mercy College

Kenny Gethers

2005-2006 Rochester Institute of Tech.

Luke Schrader

2006-2008 SUNY Oswego

Brandon Haughton 2007-2009 Cazenovia College

Steve Siechen

2005-2007 Mercy College

Tom Heffernan

2003-2005 Erskine College

Justin Stern

2005-2007 Keuka College

Joel Hughes

2004-2006 Cazenovia College

Zack Thomsen

2006-2008 West Virginia Inst. of Tech.

Markee Jones

1999-2001 SUNY Institute of Tech.

Brett Van Antwerp 2000-2002 Hilbert College

John Jordan

2000-2002 Hilbert College

Corey Vander Sluis 2003-2005 Hilbert College

Josh Kaserman

2002-2004 SUNY Institute of Tech.

Chris Vincent

2006-2008 SUNY Cortland

Jason Kondra

2007-2009 SUNY Old Westbury

Will Wereley

2001-2003 Hilbert College

Jason Krohl

2001-2003 Massachusetts College

Shane Williams

2006-2008 Lindenwood University

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Coaches vs. Cancer is a nationwide collaboration between the American Cancer Society and the National Association of Basketball Coaches. The initiative leverages the personal experiences, community leadership, and professional excellence of basketball coaches nationwide to increase cancer awareness and promote healthy living through year-round awareness efforts, fundraising activities, and advocacy programs. Coaches vs. Cancer provides critical mission outreach, while raising funds in support of the Society's lifesaving cancer research, education, advocacy, and community service efforts. Coaches vs. Cancer has raised nearly $50 million since its inception to support the American Cancer Society’s lifesaving mission to eliminate cancer as a life-threatening disease. We invite you to join Coach Dave Pasiak and the Onondaga Lazers on the Coaches vs. Cancer team. To learn more about Coaches Vs, Cancer, contact your American Cancer Society at 1-800-ACS-2345, or visit www.cancer.org.

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Onondaga Community College Classic 2009 Schedule Semi-Finals - Saturday, December 12, 3:00 pm & 5:00 pm Onondaga Community College - Anne Arundel Community College (Arnold, MD) MassBay Community College (Wellesley Hills, MA) - Sullivan County Community College (Loch Sheldrake, NY) Consolation - Sunday, December 14, 12:00 noon Championship - Sunday, December 14, 4:00 pm

2008 Results Semi-Finals Lehigh Carbon Community College (Schnecksville, PA) 83, Onondaga Community College 80 Fashion Institute of Technology (New York, NY) 83, Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology (Boston, MA) 50 Consolation Onondaga Community College 78, Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology (Boston, MA) 56 Championship Fashion Institute of Technology 103, Lehigh Carbon Community College 60 Most Outstanding Player: Anthony Lessane (Fashion) All-Tournament Team: Anthony Labase (Fashion), Dominique Jones (Fashion), Jacob Waylen (Lehigh Carbon), Jordan Barzee (Onondaga), Dailon Wilson (Benjamin Franklin)

2007 Results Semi-Finals Onondaga Community College 94, Bunker Hill Community College (Boston, MA) 81 Columbia Greene Community College (Hudson, NY) 78, Anne Arundel Community College (Arnold, MD) 56 Consolation Bunker Hill Community College 82, Anne Arundel Community College 75 Championship Onondaga Community College 88, Columbia Greene Community College 58 Most Outstanding Player: Shane Williams (Onondaga) All-Tournament Team: Ryan Chapman (Onondaga), Dalton Austin-Machaud (Columbia Greene), Troy Talbot (Columbia Greene), Desmond Brown (Bunker Hill), Chris Schrader (Anne Arundel)

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2009-10 Opponents Anne Arundel Community College Arnold, MD Nickname: Pinoeers Conference: Maryland Junior College Head Coach: Tom Smith Game Date: 12/12/09 Home

Nickname: Raiders Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Ed Collar Game Date: 1/11/10 Away Last Year: 1/19/10 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 95-86 Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 1-0

Head Coach: Chad LaDue Game Date: 12/6/09 Home Last Year: 12/7/08 @ North Country - North Country 83-79; 2/8/09 @ Onondaga - North Country 107-103 (ot) Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 11-5

Broome Community College Binghamton, NY Nickname: Hornets Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Kevin Watson Game Dates: 1/16/10 Home, 2/10/10 Away Last Year: 1/17/09 @ Broome - Onondaga 108-101 (ot); 2/10/09 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 71-63 Last 9 Years: Broome leads series 12-11

Harford Community College Bel Air, MD Nickname: Fighting Owls Conference: Maryland Junior College Head Coach: Greg Witkop Game Date: possible 11/8/09 @ Northampton

Northampton Community College Bethlehem, PA Nickname: Spartans Conference: Eastern Pennsylvania Head Coach: Kevin Foley Game Dates: 11/7/09 Away

Herkimer County Community College Herkimer, NY Nickname: Generals Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Matt Lee Game Date: 2/4/10 Home Last Year: 2/5/09 @ Herkimer - Herkimer 85-52 Last 9 Years: Herkimer leads series 8-1

Reading Area Community College Reading, PA Nickname: Ravens Conference: Eastern Pennsylvania Head Coach: Gregory Clarke Game Date: possible 11/8/09 @ Northampton

Cayuga Community College Auburn, NY Nickname: Spartans Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Tony Borges Game Dates: 1/9/10 Home; 1/30/10 Away Last Year: 1/10/09 @ Cayuga - Onondaga 88-57; 1/ 31/09 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 80-78 Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 13-7 Clinton Community College Plattsburgh, NY Nickname: Cougars Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Kevin Daugherty Game Date: 12/5/09 Home Last Year: 11/2/08 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 73-70; 12/6/08 @ Clinton - Clinton 85-80 Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 10-4 Columbia-Greene Community College Hudson, NY Nickname: Twins Head Coach: Walter Rickard Game Date: 1/18/10 Away Last Year: 1/5/09 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 79-70 Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 4-2

Hudson Valley Community College Troy, NY Nickname: Vikings Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Ken Dagostino Game Date: 11/21/09 Home Last Year: 11/22/08 @ RPI - Hudson Valley 101-55 Last 9 Years: series tied 3-3 IMG Academy Bradenton, FL Nickname: Panthers Head Coach: Dan Bardo Game Date: 1/3/10 Away Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 1-0 Jamestown Community College - Cattaraugus Olean, NY Nickname: Jaguars Conference: Western New York Head Coach: J.R. Kemp Game Date: 11/15/09 Away Last Year: 11/16/08 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 112-84 Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 8-2

Corning Community College Corning, NY Nickname: Red Barons Jefferson Community College Conference: Mid-State Watertown, NY Head Coach: Bill Limoncelli Nickname: Cannoneers Game Dates: 1/14/10 Away; 2/6/10 Home Conference: Mid-State Last Year: 1/15/09 @ Onondaga - Corning 74-68; 2/ Head Coach: Charlie Bridge 7/09 @ Corning - Onondaga 78-68 Game Dates: 1/20/10 Away; 2/13/10 Home Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 12-7 Last Year: 1/21/09 @ Onondaga - Jefferson 76-73; Finger Lakes Community College 2/15/09 @ Jefferson - Jefferson 92-69 Canandaigua, NY Last 9 Years: series tied 11-11 Nickname: Lakers Mass Bay Community College Conference: Mid-State Wellesley Hills, MA Head Coach: Richard Jones Nickname: Buccaneers Game Dates: 1/7/10 Away; 1/27/10 Home Conference: Massachusetts Community College Last Year: 1/29/09 @ Finger Lakes - Finger Lakes Head Coach: Bill Raynor 78-74; 2/12/09 @ Onondaga - Finger Lakes 68-66; Game Date: possible 12/13/09 Home 2/21/09 @ Jefferson - Finger Lakes 67-64 North Country Community College Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 12-11 Saranac Lake, NY Fulton Montgomery Community College Nickname: Saints Johnstown, NY Conference: Mountain Valley

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Schenectady County Community College Schenectady, NY Nickname: Royals Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Brian Adams Game Date: 11/24/09 @ Union College Last Year: 11/25/08 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 84-62 Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 7-2 St. Petersburg College St. Petersburg, FL Nickname: Titans Conference: Suncoast Head Coach: Earnest Crumbley Game Date: 1/2/10 Away State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota Bradenton, FL Nickname: Manatees Conference: Suncoast Head Coach: Reggie Bellamy Game Date: 1/4/10 Away SUNY Delhi Delhi, NY Nickname: Broncos Conference: Mountain Valley Head Coach: Rob Schoener Game Date: 11/12/09 Home Last Year: 11/13/08 @ Delhi - Delhi 95-83 Last 9 Years: Delhi leads series 7-2 Sullivan County Community College Loch Sheldrake, NY Nickname: Generals Conference: Mid-Hudson Head Coach: Kevin DeVantier Game Date: possible 12/13/09 Home Tompkins-Cortland Community College Dryden, NY Nickname: Panthers Conference: Mid-State Head Coach: Dave Stevenson Game Dates: 1/23/10 Away, 2/16/10 Home Last Year: 1/24/09 @ Onondaga - Onondaga 90-80; 2/17/09 @ Tompkins-Cortland - Onondaga 99-92 Last 9 Years: Onondaga leads series 17-2

2008-09 in Pictures

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2010 Future Stars Boys Basketball Camp

9th Annual Fall Shootout

Tentative Dates & Times Session #1: July 5-9 Session #2: August 9-13 Session #3: August 16-20 9:00 am-4:00 pm Daily All sessions open to boys ages 8-17

Oct. 30-31, 2010 (tentative)

Camp Features: • Outstanding daily fundamental instruction • A camper to coach ratio of 6:1 or better (the lowest ratio of any camp in Central New York) in order to maintain small teams and eliminate idle down time. • Emphasis on individual instruction and attention. • Game situations to practice and apply newly learned skills • Use of the college swimming pool. • Top flight staff of area coaches and college players. • Access to the college cafeteria. • All campers receive a camp t-shirt, a basketball, a self-improvement program, and a camp certificate. For more information, contact: Dave Pasiak Camp Director Men’s Basketball Coach (315) 498-2510 [email protected] 4585 West Seneca Turnpike Syracuse, NY 13215-4585

Schedule: Saturday, October 30: 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Sunday, October 31: 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Format: • Each team will play a minimum of five games. • On Saturday, each team will have three games in pool play • On Sunday, teams will be bracketed and compete for the shootout championship. Games: • Games will consist of two 16 minute halves stopped clock, not running time! • Every game will be officiated by certified officials. • Three minute halftime, at least 5 minutes pregame, two 30 second timeouts per game. • Except for the above modifications, National Federation rules will be used. Registration: • The tournament is designed to be an event for varsity-level players, and is limited to the first 16 teams to register. For more information, contact the Onondaga Men’s Basketball Office at (315) 498-2510

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